Catalog Search Guide

You can search our catalog using different mineral attributes. For example, you can search by color such as green, yellow or purple, or by chemical elements such as uranium, calcium or iron, or by mineral groups such as phosphate, silicate or carbonate. You can also filter by crystal habit like crystal, geode or crystal on matrix, by specimen size such as thumbnail, small, medium or cabinet, and by features such as radioactive or fluorescent minerals.

Radioactive Minerals

Explore a curated selection of radioactive minerals for collectors, featuring specimens containing naturally occurring radioactive elements such as uranium, thorium, cesium and rare earth-associated elements. Discover exceptional uranium minerals including Autunite, Torbernite, Uraninite, Carnotite, Andersonite, Cuprosklodowskite, Kasolite, Curite, Tyuyamunite and Zippeite, alongside thorium-bearing species such as Thorianite and Thorite.

Our collection includes fluorescent radioactive minerals, crystallized specimens, historic classics and rare mineral specimens from world-famous localities including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, Morocco, Portugal, Germany, Czech Republic, France, United States, Canada, Kazakhstan and Australia. Many specimens display remarkable crystal habits, vivid colors, strong UV fluorescence or significant geological interest, making them highly sought after by advanced mineral collectors.

Among the most historically significant localities is Jáchymov in the Czech Republic, the birthplace of uranium mineralogy and the very site where Marie Curie first isolated radium and polonium from uraninite (pitchblende) ore, cementing this region's place at the origin of modern radioactivity science.

Radioactive minerals represent one of the most fascinating fields of mineral collecting, combining mineralogy, geology, crystallography and natural radioactivity. From bright yellow uranium phosphates and vivid green secondary uranium minerals to dense black uranium oxides and rare thorium-bearing species, these specimens offer exceptional scientific and aesthetic value.

Whether you collect uranium minerals, thorium minerals, fluorescent minerals, rare minerals or museum-quality mineral specimens, this collection showcases carefully selected examples from some of the world's most important mineral localities. Each specimen is individually documented and chosen for collector interest, rarity, crystal quality, historical significance or visual appeal.